Mrs Smith Recommends Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs G H Smith of Brewerton New York reports eight to ten years of stomach trouble with indigestion and post meal heaviness. One or two Chamberlains Tablets relieve her and act as a pleasant laxative. The tablets tone the stomach enabling natural function and aid well being. Also notes visits by Arthur John and Mrs Wm McElmurray and the Pace family from Kansas City.
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Mrs. Smith
Chamberlain
G. H. Smith
Brewerton
N. Y
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Best Loved By Users
Mrs A C Kirtsein of Greenville Illinois reports long use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in her family. She says it quickly cures colds and bronchial troubles and remains the most reliable cough medicine they have used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. C. Kirtsein
Greenville
Ills
Misses Wil son Spend Sunday in Grand Pass
Misses Mary and Thelma Wilson spent Sunday in Grand Pass. Mrs Thomas Walker and daughter Nettie went to Kansas City Sunday morning for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Thelma Wilson
Grand Pass
Thomas Walker
Nettie
Kansas City
Dietary Advice From a Century Ago
Eat slowly and masticate thoroughly and abstain from meat for a few days to ease sour stomach. If symptoms persist, take one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper. Red meats are most likely to cause sour stomach and cutting them out may help.
Local Visitors Spend Sunday Across Town
Sam Wilson and Thomas Lank ford spent Sunday in Grand Pass. Mrs Elenor Proctor of Ausville spent Sunday here with relatives.
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Elenor Proctor
Ausville
Croup Remedy Ad Advises Quick Relief for Children
If children are subject to croup set a bottle of Chamberlain's Croup Remedy and when the attack comes on follow the printed directions. You will be surprised at the quick relief which it affords. Mrs. R. C. Ensey went to Kansas City Sunday morning for a few days visit.
Fletcher’s Castoria Ad Reminder Amidst Family News
Mr and Mrs P E Long left Sunday evening for a two weeks visit in Kansas City Kansas.
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P. E. Long
Kansas City
Kansas
Misses Mautino and Planchet Visit Warrensburg Friends
Misses Jennie Mautino and Estell Planchet of Kansas City spent Sunday here with home folks. Misses Mary Chambers and Mary Green returned Sunday evening to Warrensburg after a few days visit with home folks. A. Keith went to Kansas business.
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Jennie Mautino
Estell Planchet
Kansas City
Mary Chambers
Mary Green
Warrensburg
A. Keith
Kansas
Wingate Moorehead
J. R. Moorehead
Laura Mitchell
Chas. Mitchell
Liberty Day Proclaimed By Wilson For October 24
President Wilson proclaims October 24 as Liberty Day calling national assembly to pledge full financial support for the Second Liberty Loan. He urges patriotic meetings nationwide to mobilize funds to arm feed and clothe troops and to deter autocracy in war. Government workers may be excused at noon for Liberty Day events.
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Washington
Wilson
Liberty Loan
United States
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Patriolc
Genew
Secretary of the Treasury
America
Training the Girls for Home Economies and Conservation
The University of Missouri offers a seven week short course in home economy from October 3 to December 21 to equip young women in Missouri and nearby states to lead conservation efforts in their communities. The program draws participants from 34 counties and states Arkansas Illinois Kansas Michigan and Montana. The course aims to provide emergency conservation training for women unable to pursue a four year program and to prepare graduates to serve as local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
Uiis
Missouri
Hut
Tves
Arkansas
Illinois
Kansas
Michigan
Montana
Abaénes
Brasil
Wir
Fire destroys large portion of Kansas City stock yards
About twenty five acres of pens in the Kansas City stock yards were destroyed by a large fire believed incendiary. Investigations by Lt. Bischoff and warden officials found no evidence of a war plot linking the blaze. Estimates of cattle losses range from nine hundred to thousands, with overall losses placed around one hundred sixty to one seventy thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. J. Bischoff
No. 16 Engine Company
Alee
Pena
J. B. Marving
W. H. Gardner
Kannas Aide
Robinson & Co
Collett
West Hottoms
West Bottoms
Turkey Creek
Stock Yards
Maxwell-Stewart & Company
Genesee Street
Miners Vote At Southwestern Field Move Delayed
Kansas City reports about forty thousand coal miners in the southwestern field voting by their district officials to take effect Friday. John P. White, national president of the United Mine Workers of America, telegraphed presidents of Districts No. 14, 21 and 25 urging no drastic action without further effort to reach a settlement.
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Kansas City
Southwestern
Mine Workers’ District
John P. White
United Ming ‘Workwere
American
White
Distrieta No
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Joffre visits Pershing at American camp in France
Marshal Joffre arrived at American field headquarters tonight and dined with General Pershing. He will review the American troops tomorrow in France.
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Joffre
Pershing
France
Marshal Joffre
General Pershing
Detroit Streets Tragedy Kills Seven In Auto Crash
Seven people including one man two women and others died when a motor car collided with a Mic Content truck. Police labeled the incident a fatal crash with multiple casualties on a city street in Detroit.
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Detroit
Miners Vote to Strike Across Four States
More than 40,000 miners in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas voted to strike after talks at Hotel Cotter. About 225 mines could shut down as union representatives demand wage increases and refuse a penalty clause in contracts. The strike worsens an acute regional coal shortage already strained by shipment delays and government pricing delays.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kanaaa
Oklahoma
Arkansas Coal
United Mine Workers of Ametjent
Cotter
Minrore
Kansas
Simmoe
Federn
Wife of farmer burned to death in Frasier fire
Mrs. Byous, wife of Charles Dyous, a farmer, died in the Frasier area house fire. Their two children were badly burned and a boy and a girl, ages 10 and 7, were severely injured by debris from a window. Mrs Byous was 35 and hospitalized at St Joseph in critical condition.
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Charles Dyous
Byoae
Frasier
Byous
Air Hospital
St Joseph
Howse
Missouri faculty drill for reserve service on campus
About twenty members of the University of Missouri faculty formed a drill company on campus under Capt. Wallace Craigie regular army officer and commandant of cadets. They will drill twice a week preparing for active war service with rifles furnished from the government supply.
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M. A
Vn Yeralty of Missouri
Wallace Craigie
Chicago Wins The Series In 1917 World Championship
New York reports Chicago Americans defeated the New York Nationals four to two in the sixth game of the classic. The title team will play next spring at Comiskey Park, with total six-game receipts of 425,878. After payouts to pillagers? The two clubs gain 115,200.81 each and patron commission 43,587.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Americans
New York Nationala
Middle West
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Ford Imn for 10 Million Detroit Get 17
Detroit reports Liberty South drive gains momentum as Henry Ford and Ford Motor Company each pledge 5 million dollars. The announcement highlights a major fundraising push with matching contributions to support the Liberty South project in Detroit.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Tim
Ford Motor Company
Seven Americans Lost at Sea in Torpedo Attack
London October 17. An American miner, John M H Alfred of Newport News, with Filipinos and Porto Ricans aboard a torpedoed British vessel, reported lost. The disaster was announced today with details scarce and no confirmed identities.
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London
Megro
John MH
Alfred
Newport News
Miewouri Odd Fellows vote to hold 1918 meeting in Springfield
Grand Encampment at Fulton votes to move the 1918 session to Springfield. Eight candidates seek grand junior warden. Officers elected include Grand patriarch J G Fischer Liberty Meh Priest E W Ousley St James. senior warden W Vernon Jester. grand scribe A T Hudelsions Louisiana. treasurer H A Hamilton St Laiate. marshal Otto H Wolk Multan. inside sentinel Willow Steward Cameron. outside sentinel J H Barnes Cilli cothe. Representatives to sovereign grand lodge at St Louis: Dr W s caeler Kan s City and A T Hud wtony Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miewouri Odd Fellows
Fulton
Springfield
Davin
Carthage
Grand Pia Trianed
J. G. Fischer
Liberty
Harrisburg Road Tragedy Claims Two Farmers
Frank Rodell aged 38 was killed and J J Imhoff sustained three fractured ribs when their motor car met a short turn on a narrow road south of Harrisburg in Boone county. Both men from Moniteau county were returning from Huntsville in Rodell's car.
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Frank Rodell
J. J. Imhoff
Dinker
Harrisburg
Boone County
Moniteau County
Hunteville
Rodell
Red Cross seeks pupils for St Louis relief institute
Red Cross chapters in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma are urged to send one or more people to the Home Service Institute opened in St Louis October 16. Twenty five students will study six weeks with field work twenty five hours weekly under Dr George B Mangold and Miss Wilder. Applications to 1017 Railway Exchange Bldg St Louis. Local residents Wingate Moorehead and Miss Laura Mitchell visited Kansas City relatives.
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Institute of St. Louis
Red Cross
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Red Cross Home Service Institute
St. Louis
Alfred Fairbank
American Red Cross
United States
Geo. B. Mangold
Missouri School of Social Economy
Mangold
Kansan Edwin Bour Visits from Kansas City
Edwin Bour of Kansas City spent Sunday here with his parents. Joe Long spent Sunday in Kansas City. Mrs. Florence Davis went to Warrensburg Sunday after spending the weekend here with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bour
Kansas City
Joe Long
Florence Davis
Warrensburg
Bond Compromise Defeated by St Clair Voters
Voters of St Clair county rejected by about five hundred the proposal to compromise the county debt from bonds issued forty years ago to aid the State and Neosho railroad which was never constructed.
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St.Clair County
Tate, & Neosho
Aged Salisbury Man William Hammock Dies at 94
William Hammock of Salisbury, a well known local figure, died aged 94. He leaves six married daughters and was noted for wealth and prominence in the community.
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Salisbury
William Hammock
Lost: Red dehorned heifer seeks owner
A two year old red heifer without horns is missing. Contact W. P. Aull if seen or found.
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Call W. P. Aull
For Rent Residence Near Central College
A rental listing advertises a dwelling near Central College with a contact phone number 60 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Wanted Old False Teeth Dr Wright Hartford City Indiana
Wants to buy old false teeth and offers a payment range from $2.00 to $16.00 for a complete set or for parts proportionately. Dr. Wright in Hartford City Indiana solicits the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wright
Hartford City
Indiana
Fisher Estate Seeks Sale of Residence and Eleven Acres
The estate of Wm. E. Fisher, deceased, represented by Mrs. William E. Fisher, offers for sale the residence and eleven acres of land located northeast of Central College. The listing notes the property as Fisher family real estate.
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Central College
Wm. E. Fisher
William E. Fisher
For Sale A Splendid Pony Safe for Children
A splendid pony is offered for sale described as safe for children. Interested buyers may contact Edward or Robert Aull for details.
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Edward
Robert Aull
For Rent Electric Vacuum Cleaner by the Day
Advertises an electric vacuum cleaner for rent by the day. Specifies contact phone 799 for particulars.
Sanet Eczema Cure Promises Clear Skin Fast
Advertisement touts Sanet Eczema Cure as a remedy for black heads pimples rough skin and eczema claiming it leaves skin smooth and encouraging readers to try a trial at the drug store. The tone mirrors a local newspaper ad urging immediate use.
Sweet Cream Wanted at Hinesley's Confectionery Lexington
Sweet cream buyers announce a good price paid by Hinesley's Confectionery in Lexington Missouri. Contact phone 64 for commercial cream supply needs and prompt payment.
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Hinesley
Lexington, Mo
Farm to Rent With Improvements and Water
Wanted to rent a farm of 160 or 200 acres with good improvements and reliable water. Applicants should have solid references. Address "FARMER" in care of this office.
For Sale Myrtle Hotel in Odessa Missouri
Brick hotel with frame annex in Odessa offers 24 rooms. Leading town hotel, ideal live business opportunity. Terms easy. Price 4250 dollars. O W Phillips, Agent, Odessa Missouri.
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Myrtle Hotel
Odessa
Ver Sale Granite Harvester Oil E B Vaughan
A historical notice notes a sale involving Ver Sale, a granite harvester oil contact with E B Vaughan listed as a party in the event. The fragment references assets, petroleum products, and a regional trade context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver Sale
Granite Harvester Oil
E. B. Vaughan
Wanted names of youths for telegraphy or business courses
T B Campbell seeks names of young people likely to study telegraphy or business at the Business University in Marshall Missouri. Will pay half a cent each for mailing list leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business University
Marshall
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Arthur John
Wellington
Wm. McEimurray
Edward Pace
Mr. Pace
J. T. Pace
Sam Wilson
Thomas Lankford
Mm. R. C. Ensey
Kanaus City
Fletcher
Castoria
Sabah
State University
Mumford
Frederick G. Mumford
Columbia
Missouri College of Agriculture
Milesout Council of Defense
Musiforil
Hoover
K.C
Goshoma
Arkansas Fields
Lis
Odd Fellows
Amt Ida
the National Coffee
Long & Shinn
O. W. Phillips
Shorthorn Yearting Bulls
T. B. Campbell
J. L. Peak
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